| Mervyn Johns  Born: 18-Feb-1899
Birthplace: Pembroke, Wales
Died: 6-Sep-1992
Location of death: London, England
Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: Wales
Executive summary: Dead of Night Wife: Alys Maude Steele-Payne (Australian concert pianist, m. early 1920s, d. 1971, one daughter)
Daughter: Glynis Johns (actress, b. 5-Oct-1923)
Wife: Diana Churchill (actress, m. 1976, until his death)
University: Llandovery College (dropped out)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
The Confessional (Feb-1976)
The National Health (6-Mar-1973)
The Heroes of Telemark (Nov-1965)
They All Died Laughing (15-Mar-1964)
The Victors (22-Nov-1963)
The Old Dark House (30-Oct-1963)
80,000 Suspects (15-Aug-1963)
55 Days at Peking (29-May-1963) · Clergyman
The Day of the Triffids (27-Apr-1963) · Mr. Coker
Call Me Genius (16-Oct-1961)
Francis of Assisi (12-Jul-1961) · Brother Juniper
No Love for Johnnie (14-Feb-1961)
The Sundowners (8-Dec-1960) · Jack Patchogue
Never Let Go (7-Jun-1960)
Once More, With Feeling! (11-Feb-1960)
The Devil's Disciple (21-Aug-1959) · Rev. Maindeck Parshotter
The Gypsy and the Gentleman (15-Jan-1958)
The Vicious Circle (Sep-1957)
Doctor at Large (26-Mar-1957) · Smith
The Counterfeit Plan (1-Jan-1957)
1984 (Sep-1956) · Jones
Moby Dick (27-Jun-1956) · Peleg
Finger of Guilt (Jun-1956)
The Blue Peter (Nov-1955)
Romeo and Juliet (12-Nov-1954)
The Master of Ballantrae (5-Aug-1953) · MacKellar
Valley of Song (9-Jun-1953)
The Horse's Mouth (1-Jun-1953)
A Christmas Carol (28-Nov-1951) · Bob Cratchit
The Magic Box (1951)
Tony Draws a Horse (Jun-1950)
Diamond City (20-Sep-1949)
Edward, My Son (2-Jun-1949) · Harry Simpkin
Quartet (26-Oct-1948)
Easy Money (20-Jan-1948) · Atkins
Devil's Plot (1948)
Captain Boycott (1947) · Watty Connell
The Captive Heart (29-Apr-1946)
Pink String and Sealing Wax (7-Jan-1946)
Dead of Night (Sep-1945) · Walter Craig
The Halfway House (Feb-1944)
San Demetrio, London (7-Dec-1943)
My Learned Friend (25-Oct-1943)
The Bells Go Down (17-May-1943)
Went the Day Well? (7-Dec-1942) · Charles Sims
The Foreman Went to France (22-Jun-1942)
The Next of Kin (15-Jun-1942)
Saloon Bar (2-Nov-1940)
Convoy (28-Sep-1940)
Girl in the News (28-Aug-1940) · James Fetherwood
Jamaica Inn (15-May-1939)
Foreign Affaires (21-Nov-1935)
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